Blaxploitation in a sentence

Context Blaxploitation and Martial Arts The film was arguably the first to combine martial arts films with the Blaxploitation genre.

Likewise, Whitehead used Richard Pryor as an inspiration for the comedian Roscoe Pope, who has in a key role in the book’s midsection sequence about a blaxploitation film shoot.

Old Western movies inspired samurai movies, which in turn inspired spaghetti westerns, American martial arts movies, and blaxploitation flicks.

This is the latest film from the team behind action comedy blaxploitation cult classic from 2009.

This led to a trio of iconic blaxploitation films.

A love letter to '70s Blaxploitation, which often combined genres and juxtaposed comedy with its sci-fi and action, "They Cloned Tyrone" provides Boyega with a full creative carte blanche.

I’m not doing any blaxploitation.

But the movie rests a lot on its violence, which is now a little tame, and the Blaxploitation genre, which was left behind in the early 70s.

It was through Kelly that I discovered blaxploitation cinema, renting a whole bunch of his subsequent movies including Hot Potato and Black Samurai – a genuine cultural education for a white boy growing up in a white suburb in the north of England.

The overall vibe of the trilogy feels like a mix of 1970s blaxploitation and sci-fi with a little bit of fantasy tossed in there, which you can see in each of the posters below.

When a rival organization plots against her, the community comes to her defense, and what starts as a fun take on blaxploitation stories turns to something so politically relevant it could have come out this month.

Notably, he became close with director Jack Hill in the 1970s, appearing in films such as alongside blaxploitation star Pam Grier.

Oh, and Grandfather Shaft (Richard Roundtree) also makes an appearance to shovel piles of dirt on any remaining fond memories of his 1971 blaxploitation classic.

That time, apparently, is now as he's facing Oscar buzz for his work in the Netflix film "Dolemite Is My Name," based on the real-life blaxploitation star and comedian Rudy Ray Moore.

The main premise of the original, beyond its basic plot, is that it’s a film having fun satirizing blaxploitation, James Bond, and the creative conspiracies that feed the divide between classes and races.

The technical outcome is predictably terrible, and adds oodles to ’s charm as a so-bad-it’s-good blaxploitation staple.

Though the name is often mistaken for a dismissive term, the Blaxploitation films of the early 1970s were a vivid and original trend in movies on the fringe of the Hollywood mainstream.

An awkward mash-up of police procedural, buddy movie, action-comedy, blaxploitation nostalgia, and political polemic, it failed for me on all levels.

Interestingly enough, the early 1970s is when blaxploitation also became powerful in its own right, laying the foundations for Lucas’ Cloud City swindler.

The first weekend will feature both “Sweet Sweetback’s Baadasssss Song” and “Shaft,” two of the earliest blaxploitation films that started the genre craze.